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Sep 15

Anatomy Ch 9 – Muscular System

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Muscular System – Thompson
Outline: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fynlKXMAV8NVv0XXSOr7i42wda1uC1hj_RdPrnaY_ME/edit?usp=sharing
This video was put on as a test for one of my classes that I don’t teach anymore. I have no plans of redoing it or doing any more chapters for those who keep asking. There are 2 or 3 mistakes. Rectus abdominus originates on the pubis and inserts at the costal angle. Orbicularis oris is around the mouth and orbicularis oculi is around the eye. Brachioradialis originates on the distal humerus and inserts on the ulnar tuberosity (really fascia between ulna and radius). I’ve heard both protagonist and agonist for the opposite of the antagonist. I assume they are both correct.
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Aug 13

How are muscles named? – Terminology – Human Anatomy | Kenhub

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Learn about the definition and terminology of the muscular system in our video tutorial. Expand your knowledge with our quiz: http://khub.me/6auc4

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In this video tutorial we will take a look at how the names of the muscles of the human body are derived. Learning and understanding the terminology and definition of anatomical terms is one of the most basic skills every student needs to acquire, so they can describe and discuss anatomical issues in lectures and courses with other students or lecturers in a precise fashion.

We will take a closer look and give examples for how muscles are named after their shape, size, muscle fibre orientation, action, and more, so you will become fluent in talking about the different aspects of the muscular system.

1:21 Shape
3:03 Size
4:40 Orientation of fibers
5:50 Muscle action
7:05 Number of attachments
7:42 Points of attachments
8:00 Muscle location
9:23 Summary

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